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When i close my eyes and try to sleep i feel this weird shaky sensation. why is that?
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Probable RLS: There are several sleep disorders that can cause shaking or more likely a restless feeling (rls=restless leg syndrome, which can affect the whole body) nocturnal myoclonus = more jerking movements. A sleep study would help diagnose the problem esp if it is affecting your sleep.
Answered 5/8/2016
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